Simulating Uniquely Modified Objectives
At GEONATIVES we spend some time to improve simulation by making them more realistic and therefore more reliable and spread the word about it. Is it worth to attend conferences which seem to have always similar presentations about hese topics? Yes, it is...
Simulation of Unknown Motion
When it comes to assuring functionality of complex systems, minor causes may have major implications impacting credibility of simulation results. From real-world situations, we would like to postulate that simulation become more realistic in how it resembles individual agents...
Experts’ voices: Collect, Evaluate, Repeat
Reproducibility of data analyses is a big topic in scientific communities. On March 24th, 2023, we had a chance to talk about this subject with Dr. Markus Konkol, research software engineer at 52°North in Münster...
Getting Support for New and Familiar
We had a look into the German research funding on automated driving topics because we had the feeling that something might be odd. We found overlaps and interesting as well as "interesting" projects among them...
The Lost Generation of Automated Driving
Since 2016 more and more autonomous bus shuttle projects were set up. What have we learned from so many projects doing the same? And how does this relates to all the current SAE Level 4 automated driving activities? Let’s do a non-exhaustive research...
Expert Interview: Christian Rahmig of German Aerospace Center on railML and Digital Twins for the Railway Industry
Our series of expert interviews continues: this time, Christian Rahmig of German Aerospace Center shares his thoughts on data formats, digital twins and the railway industry...